The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-07

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es'--,A4jmkaiaensraI tAas d. hvorsd us with
samples OF peaches sent Him by Hon. John
Rnsrks, Of Milton. The indian Blood peach
msasared 81 iuchesiu circumference and peach
II another variety NOT known-measured
1O9 inches In circumference
III b desired that Il: members OF Floral City
Dtvisiosl atsesd the meeting tomorrow even.
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IS .--Evesybody 10 invited to whit the r. NJ C.
A. rsoms, especially visitors "a the city.
--Senator Pasco arrived In the city this after
noon. and b hooking remarkably we'll Hi trip
Nsssh will be postponed till the end Of summer,
when be will take Two Or bis daughters Ia school
in Virginia. ''i p"
Mr.. Paul BOilcau, Of the Department OF JUS
ace, Washingtoe, D. c.. arrived at Tallahassee
last Saturday, and will spend three weeks with
his Florida friends
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Schumacher and COL r. P Fleming. of Jackson
vile, are among the late arrivals Mt the 81.
James.
Hon. W. B. Lamar, Representative from
jefferson, WAS at the Capital yesterday.
Rev. james P. DePass, editor of The F|orida
Christian Advocate. made pleasant visit NJ the
FLoRIDIAN sancium this week.
Charles P. Jones, ESQ.,. a prominent men,
Der OF the Montgomery bar, was at the Capital
yesterday on legal business.
-Ex.Speaker R. W. Davis Of Palatka, is reg
istered at the ST. James.
COL s. T. Kiugsbury, attorney for the s., F.
& w. Railroad, is visitor to the Capital.
Hon. E. Washington, Representative from
St Johns county in the last Legislature is guest
at the 81. James.
Rev. w. ]. Dowell. of Orange Spring. has
been in the city this week, and was u welcome
visitor at the FLORIDIAN sanctum.
Mrs c. E. Dyke, of LeConte and Col. Jno.
Bradford, of Bradfordville. are shipping pears.
Miss Kate Ball, of Quincy, has been the
guest of Miss Susie Ball tor week.
Col George w. Scott, Of Atlanta, registered
at the St. James on Tuesday.
The County Commissioners will be in ses.
sion next Monday.
Mrs. E. A. Bannerman has returned from
visit TO IamOnia
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins returned from
Thomasville with Edwin Gle last Thursday,
and lodged his prisoner in Jail. Friday he WAS
arraigned before Justice McGrif. Not being
ready for hearing, he was recommitied 10 de-
fnult of bond In the sum of $500
Mrs. A. j. Peeler and family left for Texas
yesterday.
Judge D. W. Gwyrn is shipping LeConte
pears.
The United States flag floated over the State
House OF Florida on the 4th of July.
Mr. John Bradley. who lives near Niece.
suke, few days ago killed monster rattle
snake. II measures feet 2 inches in length,
with head cut of, and has "a rsttles. The skin
is stuffed and on exhibition at the store of Susser
s. Co
Mr.. B. s. Herring Melted over two dollars
crate on his first shipment of pears.
Mr. Dancy, of the United States Surveyor
Generals office, returned on Tuesday from a
short vacation, accompanied by two of his
daughters, who have been away to school.
Gen. William Miller, the able Senator from
Washington and Holmes counties. arrived at The
Capital this morning. The General is affable,
cultured and dignifed, and has friends wherever
he is knOwn-and they are always glad TO see
him.
BOOKS ORDERED.
Will order any Book you need at publishers
price, ERAsTUs W. CLARK.